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Overall rating	Provider	Comments
	Call With Us (1 review)	I have been using this service now for over 3 months. The connection is very clear and the rates are also reasonable. Payments are accepted via PayPal and Google Checkout. You should try this provider based out of New Jersey. By: Ashok S Nov 12, 2007
	voovox (5 reviews)	It simply works for us. I was suspicious at first (and for valid reasons) as the company’s reviews were somehow mixed and all over the map. Sound quality has been 100% great for us and the savings on my telephone bill over the phone company is huge. I have recommended the service to many of my friends. Hope this review will be beneficial when searching your next PhoneGnome phone provider. Thank you voovox and PhoneGnome for your great service. By: Esmerari J Apr 30, 2008
	Junction Networks (2 reviews)	Great quality. Need proxy in the West Coast to minimize delay from here. Expensive. No free 800 number dialing. By: Ramiro S Dec 07, 2006
	voipcheap (2 reviews)	Good Basic service. Good sound quality and works very well with PhoneGnome. No Customer Service. Also sometimes starts charging for calls if exceed 300 minutes per 7days in past (This started in Feb 08) for high volume usage only. By: Vivek T Apr 22, 2008
	Vocal-net service (7 reviews)	I gave Vocal-net a try and I love it. No one notices that this isn't a regular phone. I never had to call customer service which is a great thing. When I ordered the service online the account was ready to use right away!! The set up worked perfectly. I've had this for 6 months and I am very satisfied. I just switched to the Platinum version that includes international calling. By: Stewart U Mar 13, 2007
	SIP Discount (3 reviews)	with its pricing , free calls , good sound quality and importantly works with phonegnome box, its perfect for average users though be aware that the rates are in euro. you can try their free call (1 minute/call ) to personally test it and funding is quite easy. By: m c Dec 08, 2006
	VOIPBuster (2 reviews)	This was written as of 03/10/2007. I have placed a few calls with them and so far have not paid a cent. They have free phone calls to landline and cell phones in Puerto Rico, United States and China. Free phone calls to landlines: Andorra, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Chile, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Guam, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Monaco, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Panama, Portugal, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Switzerland, & Taiwan. To setup it is as Follows: Sip Host: sip.voipbuster.com Sip User Name: UserName * SIP Password: UserPassword ** Require Domain in From Header: NO Domain: sip.voipbuster.com Require User Name in From Header: NO Country-Code of Origin: 1 Intl Dialing Prefix: 011 * - UserName - You download there free ViopBuster Software in order to setup a UserID and Password of your choosing ... then setup calling with PhoneGnome ** - UserPassword - same as UserName Setup up your last ITSP first! By: Mike P Mar 10, 2007
	Sipgate.co.uk (1 review)	SIPgate - German-based VoIP Provider VOIP to PSTN as well as PSTN to VOIP service provider with free voicemail. Subscribers to this service get a public phone number that people can call (in "selected cities" in Austria, Germany and UK) for free. In the UK nearly all geographic number are available along with 0845 (lo-call) and 0870 (national rate) numbers as well. It is free to sign up and to call anybody on the Sipgate network as well as some other VOIP networks (FWD, Iptel, Sipphone.com, IAXTel, Telio.no, freenet, web.de and more). There is no monthly charge for the assigned phone number. Sipgate works with pre-paid accounts, which you can recharge by credit-card or bank-debit. There are charges for calls from VOIP to PSTN only. By: Graham C Nov 05, 2005
	Gizmo Project (2 reviews)	lately, they changed the US calls to US$0.02 from .01 that's 100% increase. and for customer/tech support its takes time for support tickets be answered but they have an active forum. it really compensates the slow support tickets. By: m c Feb 07, 2007
	wengo (1 review)	the price even lower than the betamax group of itsp(voip buster,voipdiscount,sipdiscount,voipcheapt,etc.)..the only downside is you have to instruct wengo tech people that you will use their services with pg for them to correctly configure your wengo account to work perfectly and the best to contact them is via their forum. their forum is as active as the gizmo's. wengo is subsidiary of neuf telecom. from their site: neuf telecom is the largest alternative provider of telecommunications services in France, the European leader in unbundling, and was among the first ISPs in Europe to successfully launch VoIP and TVoDSL - a testimony to it's focus on innovation. By: m c Feb 08, 2007
	Diamondcard.us (1 review)	Diamondcard.us offers a large array of services. Dreamtime.net Inc. is the developer of Diamondcard.us. They have two data centers (USA and Europe) that a PhoneGnome user can use to access their termination services. You can see up to the moment billing and call history and instant recharge of accounts using a credit card. Allows you unlimited simultaneous calls. By: Rogers T Mar 03, 2007
	Onesuite.com (1 review)	This long time low price prepaid long distance and phone card site quietly offers voip service without buying any special packages. Unfortunately, they charge the same price for a voip call as they do for one initiated through calling a local access number. 2.5 cents a minute is cheap for prepaid long distance, but less so for a voip call. A couple of tips on translating from Onesuite to Phone Gnome: the SIP host and domain are voip.onesuite.com. The SIP user name is the one you chose when signing up at onesuite–it is NOT your 14 digit account number. The password is found at https://www.onesuite.com/my_longdistance.asp under the heading of “Broadband Access” and NOT your regular onesuite password, although you can change it. The service works if you set username and domain required in “From” header to “yes”. By: BC L Sep 11, 2007
	AIM Call Out (1 review)	AOL calls it their "Open Voice Program" but it's really just a way to deliver calls using your AIM Callout account via SIP. We tested it with PhoneGnome and it works fine. We have not figured out how to have it deliver the proper Caller-ID - it ways shows a AIM Callout number (an advertisement for the service). See this link for more info: http://voice.aol.com/SIP-Info By: David B Apr 30, 2008
	voip.co.uk (1 review)	£20 a year subscription with inclusive UK calls evenings and weekends and 2p for 1 hour at peak times together with excellent quality and support (not been needed here) makes this the best local voip provider known to man. Sadly, new Home/SOHO tariffs which were promised by autumn 07 and are still not forthcoming (spring 08), together with the fact that new customers are unable to sign up for the Domestic service gives a strong hint that this side of the business is about to die a death. A crying shame. By: Trevor H May 07, 2008
	Inphonex (13 reviews)	After some initial problems with quality and Caller ID, have not had any problems at all with many thousands of minutes spent. Recommended. By: John J Apr 04, 2008
	VOIPdiscount (3 reviews)	The call quality of VOIPdiscount varies considerably from one hour to the next. I never had a problem getting a connection, however, as stipulated in the VOIPdiscount Terms and Conditions, your call may (and often does) drop after one hour of use, and sometimes calls will drop within the first few minutes of a conversation for no apparent reason. International calls were usually better quality than domestic (North America). This isn't a bad service start your SIP journey with, but it cannot begin to compare with the GREAT quality and reliability of PhoneGnome's Reach Beyond service and/or VocalNet. Hope this helps! By: Troy H Nov 18, 2007
	Voxee.com (6 reviews)	i suppose to try this one but for so several months now they never reply to my email. and it seems paypal still not working and importantly there's several voxee users saying that voxee is basically down and out. By: m c Feb 15, 2007
	FonoSIP (1 review)	We had used FonoSIP for our international calling vendor, but they started to drop calls or failed to connect the calls. We put up with that for awhile, but we had to make a change. It worked quite well when we signed up (what a painful process!) but we became more and more disappointed as we went along. We think that a ITSP service should at least connect the calls and keep them connected. The user portal is pretty easy to use, but a bit confusing (e.g. "PSTN balance" really means "account balance"), but it's OK. By: Julie S Sep 13, 2005
	Terracall (3 reviews)	It is very easy to setup and can buy credit online using credit card. The rates to India are very competitive with good quality connections most of the time. I would reccommend this provider for international calling to South East Asia. Ashok Sethi By: Ashok S Jan 12, 2006
	VoicePulse (2 reviews)	I have had several accounts with VoicePulse Connect for several years with auto-recharge activated. Recently, out of the blue, with NO NOTIFICATION, VoicePulse suspended the account "for low balance" even though I have authorized them to re-charge the account as needed. This may have something to do with recent changes in the mimimum payments, which is a real downside for PhoneGnome users. VoicePulse now requires $50.00 to open the account and at least $25.00 for each re-charge amount. For many ordinary home users, that's a year or more with of calls! Recently, their support and reliability have also deteriorated. By: Lisa B Jul 03, 2006
	CALLcentric.com (1 review)	CALLcentric.com has been working okay, but has some quirks. Of importance to PhoneGnome customer is that they explicitly DO NOT support using PhoneGnome with their service. Their statement is: "We have reviewed the phonegnome website as well as the ITSP integration guide, and at this time we do not believe that the model offered is something we would like Callcentric to participate in." So if you have any problem swith this provider, you are on your own. By: conlif j Jan 15, 2007
	NuFone (6 reviews)	When the service worked, it worked fine and the rates were cheap. But when things go wrong, customer service was poor. They always just said "everything looks fine on our side" and "that error message doesn't come from us." They couldn't (or wouldn't) tell me if the call was even getting routed from PhoneGnome and getting rejected by them, or if the call wasn't even getting to them in the first place. I haven't been able to place calls for a couple of weeks (ever since their big datacenter outage). By: Tim B Aug 20, 2007
	VBuzzer (2 reviews)	Please note that vbuzzer account no longer works with PhoneGnome. I would discourage you to signup for this service if you want to use it with PhoneGnome only. The service works great from PC to Phone and from other Anolog Telephone Adatapors. By: Ashok S Jan 18, 2006
	nikotel (1 review)	Calls often cut out after talking just a short while. They also have an approval process that requires waiting for a snail mail password. Their support "help" is quite a bit less than helpful. By: Lisa B Sep 27, 2005
	NuFone (1 review)	1 in 5 calls I make are usable. The service is absolutely horrible, and a complete waste of money. Strangely when I first signed up with Nufone, it actually worked quite well. Now it is just awful. By: Andrew H Dec 08, 2006

The technical requirements for compatibility as a SIP PSTN termination provider are (a) to support SIP RFC 3261 and (b) permit calls to be authenticated on a per-INVITE basis, i.e. not requiring the node to be SIP registered. PhoneGnome uses the provider service for OUTBOUND calls only, purely for VoIP to PSTN termination. It does not REGISTER to the provider's SIP server and none of the INBOUND features offered by the provider service (if any) apply in a PhoneGnome context. Technical issues associated with use of non-affiliated SIP PSTN termination providers are the sole responsibility of the customer. No technical support for unaffiliated third-party services is provided by TelEvolution, Inc.